Liverpool fans had no idea what to expect when their side lined up against Barcelona in the Champions League last four. The Reds knew that with Luis Suarez and Philippe Coutinho on their books the Catalans would be tough to beat, but never did they imagine their former golden boy and Uruguayan sensation to turn on them as he did.
According to Spanish publication Sport, Luis Suarez is considered “transferable” this summer, and “was singled out for his performance against Liverpool.”
It’s very unlikely, but would you consider a move for the striker? Or has he burnt his bridges? Or is he past his best? pic.twitter.com/zHByexGMqQ
— Anfield Edition | æ (@AnfieldEdition) May 27, 2019
Suarez was a thorough disgrace throughout the game. At no point did he conduct himself like a proper professional, and his consistent moaning and kicking out left loads of Kopites appalled at the striker. After the two-legged semi-final, Anfield was happy to see the back of Suarez, and as Sport has revealed the Barca #9’s future is up in the air the Reds have no interest in re-signing him.
Anfield and the Liverpool supporters have moved on from Suarez and his antics, and will all have been happy to see the striker bow out of Europe the way he did against them. When Suarez scored and celebrated at the Camp Nou it was painful, but that pain soon turned to rage as he ended Andy Robertson’s night prematurely at Anfield, and now they have no interest in bringing him back to Merseyside.
You can read the Kopites’ verdict on Suarez here:
Still a good player but def past his best. Its a big no.
— Tommie Vadàszi (@TommieVadaszi) May 27, 2019
lool you mad don't want this rat back after what he does to us in champions league
— kings of kop 97 ❤ (@Liverpool4lif11) May 28, 2019
Not the same player and WELL burnt his bridge.
— Eddie Hughes (@fatkid90) May 27, 2019
He is well past it
— Jimmy Maughan (@MaughanJimmy) May 28, 2019
No… Never…I Loved him once…. But he cheated on me… It’s over for good!
— (@_JensTweet_) 28 May 2019
https://twitter.com/king_louie83/status/1133078574838308868
Not Liverpool standard anymore.
— Walrus (@ablotterpaper) May 27, 2019
The Reds have no interest in seeing Suarez return to Anfield and will be happy that the Uruguayan is no longer their problem as he continues to stagnate
